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KAMALA – A HELPING HAND IN THE TIMES OF CO...
A unique place to buy farm fresh vegetables & snacks and eat traditional food in Ahmedabad. Kamala is an appealing low-rise structure in an open plot of land which from 2015 has worked on providing livelihood to women through activities like food processing and production. It is a food production cum training Centre and …
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Sindhi Phool Patasha – Macroni Bhaji
Sindh’s landscape consists largely of the alluvial plains along the Indus River. With the many waterways in Sindh it is not surprising that young lotus stem called bheay in Sindhi and fox nuts or seeds of Euryale water lilies called phool patasha in Sindhi and makhana elsewhere are part of Sindhi cuisine. Another interesting aspect …
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Food business operation during this Covid 19
1. How to maintain food safety keeping in mind infectious diseases? Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is an urgent and spreading threat. It is mandatory for all food businesses to implement Good Hygiene Practices (GHP) and Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) laid in Schedule 4 of Food Safety and Standards (Licensing and Registration of Food Businesses) Regulation, …
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SANITISATION – A CHALLENGE FOR RESTAURANTS
When the guest of a Michelin Starred restaurant in New York tested Covid 19 positive, the celebrity owner tweeted that every inch of the restaurant would be sanitized before re-opening – even though the health department cleared that there was no risk of transmission. While the importance of cleaning and sanitization of restaurants has never be …
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SINDHI-STYLE AAMRI KACHALU (Tamarind Taro Root)
Kachalu or Arvi (sometimes also called Arbi) is the thick, tuber stalk of the taro plant. It is an important part of global cuisines and diets for thousands of years. The Taro Root or Kachalu is widely used in Sindhi cuisine, including in Sindhi kadhi and Sindhi moong dishes. It is also boiled and deep-fried …
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Memorable Meals by Chef Suresh Khanna
1. Your favourite cuisine? Italian and North Indian 2. Your favourite dish at home? A Salad – Brocolli, red bell peppers, green bell peppers, pineapple, apple with French dressing 3. Which cities in India and/ or abroad would you rate as best for foodies? Amritsar- For authentic kulchas. In winter I love a platter of …
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Rajasthan’s signature bread is the Baati paired with a Dal, and often accompanied by a sweet called Churma. Baati is usually made from wheat dough and shaped like a ball. Baati was traditionally made for travel and hunting trip as being dry it keeps well, and today Baati, Dal and a sweet made from …
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Ingredients 1 cup jaggery powder 1/4 cup whole wheat flour 3 tbsp ghee 1/2 Sea salt caramel chocolate 1/4 cup water Method Take 1/4 cup water in a pan and heat it to melt jaggery Take a bowl add wheat flour Add ghee into it and mix properly Add melted jaggery water and make …
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Each culture has its own creative recipes for using left overs. Among Sindhis, one of the best dishes made from leftover rotis is Saeyal Phulka or Seyal Mani. It is so good that many people even make rotis specially for this dish. Ingredients Leftover rotis – 4 Coriander leaves – 1 cup Garlic – …
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Assamese cuisine uses some distinctive leafy vegetables (xaak is the generic word for greens) like Nol Tenga from the Indian Chestnut Vine, Pui Xaak from the red spinach, Tenga-Mora from Roselle, Tita Mora from the Jute plant and Dhekia from the fiddle-head fern to just name a few. The profusion of waterways, jungles, wetlands and …
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Homestay Tourism, a path to socio-economic develop...
Homestays are intended to attract tourists with a certain demographic profile who desire authentic experiences. Reema Nanavaty who leads Self Employed Women’s Association’s (SEWA) economic and rural development activities, talks about how they are encouraging women to start homestay tourism and traditional food outlets for socio-economic development in rural areas. FEA: What is …
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1. Your favourite cuisine? Indian 2. Your favourite dish at home? Hot hot Vegetable Khichdi with some fresh curd and home made pickle. A roasted papad on the side would be brilliant too! 3. The dishes you love to cook? I am very passionate about cooking and trying my hand on a variety …
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From 1992, I have written extensively about the food and hospitality industry. The Food Service Sector has always impressed me with the kind of employment it generates at all levels from semi-skilled workers to professionals.
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